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le mediatrans.03 05022001 16:53 CET ......... n0name "live!" from transmediale.01 (http://www.transmediale.de), Berlin 4 to 11 February 2001 Location: Capital Berlin (watch out for languageicallypzc errors!) a soft surface meets the subsstructure of a hard ground on which the effects that are implemetated come to a representation - so far some words about the pizza in the restaurant next door (wasn't it andy mueller next tabley?) the hypothesis, that a new kind of culture arises with the diy-alike using of the universal machine called computer is a problem ("turn passive media consumers into active producers" <- the old dream of brecht, kluge/negt, borroughs and and and). does the re- or let's say counter-usability has the function of gathering "cool" ideas for industries? - detournement goes style? - or is this culture a sub-industry o even beside- industry in the sense of subversion, with the potential of a de-competition? and if it is so, why do one (who?) need a award?* ~modell: industry - outsourcing arty hacker ideas - re-entry to the profit system *: "bietaut toocapuec", little 6legged black bugs drawing lines, the work don't work (Adrian Ward / Signwave http://www.signwave.co.uk) "Technologies To The People® a group of media specialists", a little supermarket of non- fiction virus scripts, spy-programms and hacker tools turning the show of systemcoding back to the lust of the user, "instruments and intention" (http://www.irational.org/tttp) ... are the iMacs online? http://www.n0name.de Copyright (c) © 2001 n0name ---------------------------------------------------------- # rohrpost -- deutschsprachige Mailingliste fuer Medien- und Netzkultur # Info: majordomo@mikrolisten.de; msg: info rohrpost # kommerzielle Verwertung nur mit Erlaubnis der AutorInnen # Entsubskribieren: majordomo@mikrolisten.de, msg: unsubscribe rohrpost # Kontakt: owner-rohrpost@mikrolisten.de -- http://www.mikro.org/rohrpost